Sirsa, Sep 12 (PTI) Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Saturday said there is discontent among the people of Punjab against the AAP government, and alleged that attempts are being made to suppress those who raise their voice on serious issues.
He further said the people of Punjab have faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and that the BJP will come to power in the 2027 assembly polls.
Following Congress rule in Punjab, the people there also decided to opt for change. There is now discontent among the people over the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government as well, said Saini on the sidelines of the District Public Relations and Grievances Committee meeting here.
The Punjab assembly polls are due early next year.
Speaking about the Grievances Committee here, Saini said that the government’s objective is to provide better governance to the people and ensure prompt resolution of their problems.
Through these meetings, people’s complaints are being heard and necessary directions are being issued to the concerned officers on the spot.
Resolving people’s problems is a priority of the government, he said. He has directed the district administration to resolve people’s complaints in a time-bound manner.
A total of 13 complaints were disposed of during the meeting, according to an official statement.
Vijay Kumar, a resident of Anand Vihar, Chattargarh Patti, stated that Flat No. 387 in Sector 21 had been allotted to him. He had deposited the prescribed amount and was also issued an allotment letter, but physical possession of the flat had not yet been given to him.
According to the complainant, basic amenities such as sewerage, water and electricity connections were also not available in the flat.
Saini directed that the amount be refunded with interest, as desired by the complainant, and that the pendency of all refund cases be cleared within one month.
He further directed that an inquiry be conducted to ascertain negligence on the part of any officer in the matter and action be taken against the concerned officer as per rules.
Another complainant, Pawan Kumar, stated that his wife and children were allegedly assaulted and that effective action had not been taken despite a complaint to the police.
The complainant further stated that instead of action being taken against those involved in the case, he and his family were being harassed.
Saini directed that both sides be heard, the matter investigated, and necessary action taken.
Ram Gopal, a resident of Kanwarpura village, stated that an insurance premium of about Rs. 76,960.31 had been deducted from his account under the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana, but he had not yet received the insurance claim for his cotton crop.
He stated that other farmers in the village had already received the insurance amount.
Saini directed the officers to thoroughly examine the matter, resolve the technical issue and ensure that the farmer receives the claim. PTI CHS APL APL
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